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... took their sea's the bench at It* o'clock, William Burne Kirwan was placed the bar, charged with having, on the 6:h Sep* lemlier last, at Ireland’s Eye, maliciously murdered his Maiia Louisa Kirwan. The court was den»e>y g«-d in every pari_ many respectable ...
... SAD POISON I TASK IN NKWUY, Ar. on liv l.imont«il**o accident o,Cipr«Hlby wlilcn old machine named Michael lt*x.ucy Kilmorey Street, lost tm life. It appears that the d ...
... Coercion Act were revived for prosecution of Mr Conor O'Kelly, M P for North Mayo, and chairman of the Mayo County Conncil ; Michael Horan, Rural District Councillor, Castlebar, Martin .Staunton, chairman Castlebar Board of Guardians, John Garvey (Long) and ...
... Brenuan, ¢ C l Thomas A O'reilly, G S 7 Johm A Mumtagh,oB ¥ sichl A cavanagh,os r Martia A Holohan,oF ¥ Michael nughes, o ¥ pAßayd,o P A L Kirwan,jo P Thomas Brangru, 0 s A r Doyle,oB A | M Hedderwan, o 8 A ...
... guilty, and Thornts Tookine, guilty of receiving the property, knowing itto be stolen. MALICIOUS ASSAULT.—Patrick M'Donosigh, Michael M•Donough, and Patrick O'Hara were arraigned for maliciously assaulting Patrick . Moir t of and Mary Moran ; also, for common ...
... Harty, andOesme.—lbid. On the night of the 27th alt. erased party entered the dwelling•hnosie el Michael and William Fogarty, of Mossfin. knocked Michael Fogarty down with a blow of • pistol on the head, p a r b o th of them on their keess, held pistols ...
... Murphy, Daniel Kelly, Bernard Kirwan, alias Martin, Cornelius Leary. Lawrence Leonard. Patrick Lynch, Joseph Le nerd, Catherine Laltan, Michael SPFadden, Christopher Mooney, Thomas M•Masus, Anne M•Donnell,Joha APPlabon, Michael SUDonotigh, Thomas Mayers, ...
... DONEGAL GUAIIDIANS, The wwklv meetin)? of the OuanliuiH wa' I„ld on Saturday —Mr Michael presiding, There wereal-e present—M. sr^latk. tiniun. Jehu Carr. Philip M Uo'nck, aud M. Dr F o‘Sulliv«n. his retnrn, reported that there were nine of ferer in his ...
... O'Neill, Tuite, (iavan, Shannon, Talton, Bury, Burke, Andrews, Sheridan, Reilly. Grace, Ml'Kentia, Campbell, T. Kirwan, Staunton, J. Kirwan, M-CleHand, ♦hsent.—Sir John Power, Councillors Callaghan, M'Cullagb, and 51'Donnell. It was moved, seconded, and ...
... %tii from Srrro* CATION, Or. Kirwan, ei y eo'no«r. Ouhlio, be].l Mandat, at (ha North Union the body John Otffaay, raven* lea i yoara, had bean eufincaxJ while eVnot* iog a eawer, lh» w«>rkl>oua* on Suturda? night Ut*. Michael sworn and asa* mined—Tha dereaiej ...
... succeeded. The Mitchelstown Inquest. Disgraceful Scenes in^pourt. The Mitchelstown inquest was resumed on Monday. Sergeant Kirwan, R.I.C. who had deposed to having fired on the crowd, was asked in crossexamination by Mr. Harrington where came from—what ...
... Cape! St. George, Esq., of Dromore. GALWAY. —Michael Joseph Browse, Esq., of Moyne, Deogon ; Sir .Joseph Burke, Bart., of Glynsk, Ballymore ; Thomas Burke, Esq., of Marble Hill, Laughren. GALWAY TOWN.—Michael P. Browne, Esq., Curcullen, Galway; Thomas A ...